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Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Scottish Watches podcast, episode 219. Three new Speed masters were released by Omega, and you would expect that we would have Dave(@floatlite) as co-host, but no. Today Katlen(@katlen.watches.life) from our favorite podcast, Tenn and Two (@tennandtwomedia), joins us so we can delve deep into these new releases. For a Daniel Wellington employee she knows allot about Planet Omega. We also talk about the new swatch watch celebrating us, which will be available for about 14 more days after this podcast goes out, the new Zenith chronograph A385 smoked dial, and the Ollech and Wajs Navi chron. As we go through the motion, we remember the good times and see how things have changed from 2019 to 2020, but one thing that hasn’t changed is our everlasting fear of speed masters that get too close to water.
If you are interested in listening to the John Cena v Ford talk, listen to another podcast we did Katlen in our 14th podcast. http://www.scottishwatches.co.uk/2019/03/04/scottish-watches-podcast-17-watch-rehab-smuggling-and-more-with-katlen-from-breitlex-constanmille-in-nashville/
Wrist check:
Katlen is wearing her new favorite watch, the Grand Seiko SBGV24.
@katlen.watches.life
If Adrian were here, he would tell you that this watch would look great on his grey NATO strap so go check out his review of the SBGV24. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVgDE5QL6Rk
Rikki has his Tudor fast rider, and he tells us about his watch color palette.
More chat:
Sometime after this podcast we will have pictures of the watch we launched with swatch worn by models. As you are waiting go listen to our podcast with the designer of the watch, Diana @dianaevansillustration, who did a fantastic job depicting Scottish watches and Scottish symbols. Get your watches while they are still here. http://www.scottishwatches.co.uk/2020/12/23/scottish-watches-podcast-215-our-brand-new-swatch-x-scottish-watches-limited-edition-news/
We spotted Lucy @thewatchboxdiaries with a mug with our logo in this episode of Time of the Week-(8) Time of the Week – Review of The Year – YouTube – Since we are in the topic of Time of the Week remember to catch the girls live on the Scottish Watches Live YouTube channel every Wednesday.
New watches:
Omega Speed master moon watch professional. 
Moon watch professional co-axial master chronometer chronograph- Caliber 3861
Credit to Omega
If you want a more imaginative iterations of the moon watch look at the Sedna and white gold models, but they are 5 to 9 times the price.
Omega bracelet:
Pagani design, Rolex Daytona homage:
The ice cream truck did show up in a previous episode with Brian Duffy, the CEO of Watches of Switzerland, and it took us to a very fun place in Scotland’s history- http://www.scottishwatches.co.uk/2020/11/09/scottish-watches-podcast-202-chatting-with-brian-duffy-ceo-of-watches-of-switzerland/
More new watches:
Zenith chronograph A385 with a smoked dial. Which one do you prefer, leather of bracelet?
Credit- Zenith watches
Watch our video on the Zenith Defy El Primero 21- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5G9BKQ5jDi8&t=529s
Ollech and Wajs Navi chrono:
Credit- OW
In case you like Ollech and Wajs go check out B&J review of the OW P-101. Not necessarily for the watch, but so you can see Adrian fall into a stream. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo6Sxx6BgGo&t=50s
Watches Katlen has sold (flipped) to get her Grand Seiko:
Worn and Wound Stowa Seiko Samurai Monta atlas blue
Nasa G-shock @katlen.watches.life
Rikki’s Dawn Grew samurai
Who should we pressure to make a Grogu, better known as Baby Yoda, watch?
Thank you for listening, go follow us on our social media platforms and remember to also check out the girls at Tenn and Two @tennandtwomedia. Also go see our videos from both us and them on our respective YouTube channels. If there is one thing we want you to take away from this podcast, is that most chronographs out there have double or more water resistance then the speed master.
Got into the horological hobby only a few short years ago; but got, as us Scots like to say, “baw deep” pretty quickly. Thanks to buying a lemon of a Rolex he spent hours researching why his watch wasn’t working and along the way gained an interest in what makes them tick. He now runs the Scottish Watches website and keeps cohort Rick in check on the twice weekly Scottish Watches podcast.
